All Classes and Interfaces
Class
Description
Base class for tasks running entirely within the Gradle process.
Step that resolves and downloads all configured mods.
Step that executes the native Hytale downloader binary.
Utility class for file and directory operations.
A specialized mod implementation for files hosted on GitHub Releases.
Orchestrator task that provides a high-level entry point for users.
Handles the registration and lifecycle setup of Global tasks.
Root interface for all Hytale boot-related tasks.
Registrar responsible for configuring and providing Gradle Shared Build Services.
HTTP implementation of the ResourceProvider.
Common parameter definition for Hytale-related Build Services.
Main configuration extension for the Hytale Boot plugin.
Gradle plugin for booting a Hytale server.
Container for atomic worker tasks used within the boot lifecycle.
An internal worker focused on general build-environment logic.
An internal worker focused on starting a Java-based process.
Base class for tasks that launch the Hytale server process.
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The terminal step that starts the Hytale server process.
The primary execution task for booting a Hytale server.
Abstract base for all mod definitions.
Execution context for processing mod downloads.
Base strategy for downloading and installing Hytale mods.
Parameters for the mod downloader work action.
Configuration extension for managing Hytale mods.
Initial preparation step for acquiring Hytale server components.
Step that wipes the current server installation.
Generic interface for registering plugin components.
Base build service for acquiring external resources.
Represents an atomic unit of work within a boot lifecycle.
Configuration for step execution.
A step implementation for standard internal logic.
A step implementation for external process execution.
Orchestrator that transforms a list of Step classes into a linked Gradle task chain.
Task for performing a clean update of the Hytale server environment.
Strategy for downloading mods via direct HTTP/HTTPS requests.
A mod implementation defined by a direct web URL.